ULethbridge Art Gallery Presents: “After Hours: Hiroshige & Woodblock Printing”
After Hours: Hiroshige & Woodblock Printing
Hess Gallery
Thursday, November 21, 7 – 9 pm
This month we dive into the beauty of Japanese woodblock printmaking. Discover the stunning works of Hiroshige, celebrated for his beautiful landscapes and intricate designs. We’ll showcase his works alongside other examples of woodblock printing, including some Canadian artists. We’ll have drawing materials available for you to create your own art, as well as table games to enjoy throughout the evening. Don’t miss out on our exciting door prizes! It’s an engaging night of creativity, art appreciation, and fun.
Organizer
Located on Treaty 7 territory, the traditional land of Niitsitapi (Blackfoot Confederacy), the University of Lethbridge Art Gallery is an accessible space that fosters visibility to the arts through diverse community engagement, supported by sustainable infrastructure, and founded on relationships, consultation, and education. The University of Lethbridge Art Gallery wants to be the most accessible art gallery in Canada. We want to make a difference in people’s lives by providing access for a diversity of people to the art that we house in our collection and that we display. We embrace the Blackfoot teaching that those with knowledge have a responsibility to care for and to share that knowledge.